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DUNYAYA VE TASARIMA COCUKSU MUZİPLİKLE BAKISIN OZNESi/ TEMSİLİ OLARAK SHIGEO FUKUDA (1932- 2009)

SHIGEO FUKUDA (1932-2009) AS THE SUBJECT/REPRESENTATION OF VIEW TO THE WORLD AND DESIGN IN A CHILDISH PRANK

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Shigeo Fukuda is one of the most important designers of the 20th century, in terms of both his understanding of design and his identity of design. This study aims to analyze his culturally profound, creative, innovative, passionate, ironic, astonishing and clever works, which Fukuda created with his grasp of ‘a livable better world’. This study also aims to evaluate his views and knowledge about his understanding of design. Furthermore, the study discusses in detail the background and the history of the formation phases of Fukuda’s designer identity as a design master and presents important facets of his life devoted to the design. In conclusion, it is clear that the universal merit in Fukuda’s design. His conception of design affected profoundly not only his own period but also the 21th century and he deeply supported the graphic design history.
Abstract (Original Language): 
Shigeo Fukuda, hem tasarim anlayiji hem de tasarimci kimligi bakimindan 20. yuzyilin en onemli tasanmcilarmdan biridir. Bu arajtirmada; Fukuda’nin ‘yajanabilir daha iyi bir dunya’ kavrayijiyla urettigi kulturel derinlik ijeren yaratici, yenilikji, tutkulu, esprili, jajirtici ve akil dolu falijmalannm jozumlemesi ve tasarim anlayijiyla ilgili bilgi ve gorujlerin degerlendirilmesi amajlanmijtir. Ayrica, bir tasarim ustasi olarak Fukuda’nin tasarimci kimliginin olujum evrelerinin tarihi ve arka plammn ayrintili olarak incelendigi arajtirmada, onun tasarima adanmij yajamindan onemli kesitler sunulmaktadir. Sonuj olarak, Fukuda’nin tasanmlarindaki evrensel degerlerin ve tasarim anlayijinin kendi donemi kadar 21. yuzyilin tasarim anlayijini da derinden etkiledigi ve grafik tasarim tarihine onemli katkilarda bulundugu gorulmujtur.
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